This book „offers a platform to understanding China featured urban water management challenges.”

At the beginning of 2019, the twelfth volume of the Future Cities book series was published by Springer Nature. The book, entitled "Urban Water Management for Future Cities - Technical and Institutional Aspects from Chinese and German Perspective", was edited and issued by Stephan Köster (Leibniz University Hannover), Moritz Reese (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ, Leipzig) and Jiane Zuo (Tsinghua University, Beijing).
It is a joint effort of German and Chinese scientists who present valuable results from their practical research work on the subject of water management for the city of tomorrow. Thus, the book is a very valuable yield of the German-Chinese technical-scientific co-operation within the urban water management research field.
In concrete terms, the book examines and discusses technical as well as institutional and legal aspects in detail. The book builds a bridge between the questions of a secure drinking water supply in the future and concrete suggestions for an improved handling of rainwater in urban areas and in particular how rainwater can be used for urban purposes. The book also addresses in detail technical and institutional issues of wastewater discharge and treatment in the context of comprehensive water protection.

The book essentially originates from the recently completed SIGN joint project, which was also funded by the bmbf.

 

这本书将提供一个中国城市水管理挑战信息平台

2019年年初,“未来城市”城市系列第12卷将由斯普林格出版社发行。“未来城市水管理—以中德技术和体制为视角”为该书书名。该书主编为:汉诺威大学的斯蒂芬••科斯特教授,莱比锡亥姆霍次环境研究中心的莫里茨•里热教授,以及来自北京清华大学的左剑恶教授。此书包含了来自中德双方专家就最新的水管理领域德科研和实务成果。于水管理领域,该书是一个具有相当价值的、中德合作的、技术和科学研究成果的展示。具体来说,该书在技术层面,体制层面以及法律层面均展开了深入的讨论。在如何保证饮用水的安全、如何在城市范围内有效处理和应用雨水等多方面的问题,均在此书中获得了回答。此外,污水的排放和处理也在综合水环境保护的语境下得到了探讨。

此书最初源于联邦教育和科研部资助的SIGN项目。

 


Press Releases

Leibniz University Hannover Press Release on Hannover Day at Tsinghua University (pdf-file)

Tsinghua University Press Release on Hannover Day (Chinese, pdf-file)

Tsinghua University Press Release on Hannover Day (English, pdf-file)

 

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